Changing Lives Club works towards helping others
Emma O'Connor, Staff Writer
October 27, 2018
Filed under Campus
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the volunteer rate for U.S. citizens was approximately 25 percent in 2015, thus the majority of people don’t spend their time helping others in need. Changing Lives Club aspires to challenge this statistic, as they use the resources available to them and ...
Students struggle for a work-life balance
Alexander English, Staff Writer
February 28, 2018
Filed under Features
A student ends the school day and rushes to work. He leaves work 4 hours later and rushes home, beginning his homework. At 2 a.m., he finally finishes his day. As stress begins to overwhelm him, his grades slip. This is the reality for countless high school students around the country, but many...
Students prepare for the spring musical ‘The Wedding Singer’
Samantha Chu, Staff Writer
January 22, 2018
Filed under Campus
It's 3:15. The bell rings, signaling the end of the school day. For most students, this means that it's time to go home. However, for the students in the spring musical, it means that it's time for rehearsal. Preparations for this year's spring musical, "The Wedding Singer," directed by Stephanie Renee Maysonav...
History teacher awarded for social justice work
Connor Lin, Staff Writer
January 20, 2017
On Jan. 16, Carlmont history teacher Karen Ramroth was given the Dorothy Boyajian Honored Teacher Award. This award recognizes teachers in the community who reflect the ideals of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and teach students about justice and diversity. Ramroth said, “This award was named after Dor...
Repeating the word ‘work’ will only get Rihanna so far
Adriana Ramirez, Staff Writer
March 2, 2016
"Work, work, work, work, work..." The song just keeps going -- same lyrics, same beat. Work for what? What needs actual work is that song. Rihanna's new single, "Work," featuring Drake, has become a recent hit and is spreading like wildfire on social media. After hearing it once, I kept asking...
‘I Cry When I Laugh’ exposes unadulterated vocal work
Kiera Pendleton-White, Staff Writer
September 15, 2015
Filed under A&E
In her debut album, "I Cry When I Laugh," singer Jess Glynne sets herself apart from other pop artists by having her voice be the focus on top of electronics. The British singer began her career by rewriting and singing a song, later titled “My Love,” for Route 94, after being approached by t...
A new teacher inspired by her father’s work
Lauren Tierney, Staff Writer
September 22, 2014
Filed under Campus, Staff Bios
Kristin Robinson joined our Carlmont community this year to continue to pursue her passion for teaching math. Her father has played a huge part in creating her passion for teaching students as he too was a teacher. Robinson said, “My dad is a retired physics teacher. After I graduated college,...
School activities and clubs work to end on a high note
May 8, 2014
Students, teachers, and everyone on campus can almost taste summer approaching. However, before students finish that last final and turn books in for beach towels, campus activities and clubs rush to end their year on a high note. The end of the school year is a time when most clubs and school activities...
ASB’s work continues as year winds down
Melanie Hamaguchi, Staff Writer
May 7, 2014
Filed under Campus
While for many students the school year is cooling down, for ASB members things are heating up as they work to put on an exciting end of the year celebration assembly. For many students, the end of the school year is an interesting time as finals approach and their time as a student begins to slip...
As seniors graduate juniors step up in the work field
Miranda Irwin, Staff Writer
May 2, 2014
Filed under Student Bios
As the senior class prepares to graduate this June, many of them will leave behind their memories, their friends, their hometown, and their jobs. Much of the junior and senior class is employed part-time. However, as the seniors go off to college they will also leave behind their jobs which will then...
Students’ hard work pays off in election results
Alyssa Fagel, Editor
November 7, 2013
Filed under News
On Nov. 5, local elections were held and several Carlmont students were able to see the results of their hard work. The winners of the election are as follows: San Carlos City Council: Bob Grassilli, Cameron Johnson, Matt Grocott San Carlos School Board: Carol Elliott, Kathleen Farley, Nicole Bergeron Be...
Hard work pays off for Lady Scots
Kimiko Okumura, Staff Writer
October 9, 2013
The intense preparation and practice of the girls varsity water polo team helped them push their way to an 8-6 victory against Sequoia High School Wednesday night. "During practice we spent time on the fundamentals of water polo. In close games it comes down to which team will perform better fundamentals,"...
Mariela Ramirez, Staff Writer
Appearing to only apply to young children and teenagers, Lunardi’s Markets is once again implementing...
Maya Benjamin, Staff Writer
Nancy Pelosi and President Trump continue to clash The drama between Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi,...
Audrey Boyce, Staff Writer
A brand new City Council took on the timely issue of firearm regulations in San Carlos on Jan. 14. The...
January 21, 2019
Speculation clouds the air as Americans begin to wonder which Democratic candidate will face President Trump in the 2020 election. Among those considered by ABC to be...
Molly Donaldson, Staff Writer
January 21, 2019
From the Harry Potter series to the Marvel comic book industry, Hollywood has mastered transforming society's trends into blockbuster icons. And, after becoming widely...
Alison Kim, Staff Writer
January 21, 2019
Many high school students lack critical skills needed for college and the real world such as management, organization, communication, and presentation skills, and in an increasingly...
Zain Patel, Staff Writer
January 20, 2019
Boys JV basketball beat their rivaling school Sequoia on Friday night, bringing their in league record to 3-3, with a score of 47-38. The game...